Women are always trying to look for the most comfortable bra. Yet we always seem to run across discomfort when it comes to this article of clothing designed supposedly for form and support. Wires stuck where they shouldn’t be. A poor shape. The wrong size. Uncomfortably material pressing up against the chest. Bras are made to make a woman have more support and form. The goal for anyone shopping for an actually good bra is to find one made to be comfortable, supportive, and positive for the form of the body. Here are some suggestions to look for out of your bras to find the most comfortable and supportive bras for you.

1. Sports bra
A sports bra is a comfortable bra designed to help women have more movement while being physically active and still keep their breasts from moving around too much. The bra was originally designed by two women who sewed two jockstraps together after noted that they had sore breasts after working out. They called their invention the jockbra and then switched it to jogbra. Later on, they sold the idea to the company Playtex who crafted the modern bra in this style that we know of today. The sports bra is the quintessentially comfortable bra out of all the other bras out there. A sporty bra still needs a few features to really make it the crowning jewel in comfort. You should opt for one that has a little cushion in the front, plenty of support along the base, and a snug fit to keep your breasts from bouncing around too much while jogging.

2. Bralette
Bralettes are something that is kind of similar to a sports bra in terms of being wire free and having a snug fit. A bralette is generally more lacey and decorative and is used as a fashionable piece of clothing. It’s a popular trend to have one peeping out from shirts or jackets. This type of bra is best to get with some cushion and support for your breasts. You ought to pick out one that comfortably cups your breasts and still maintains an air of fashionable based on the pattern, lace, and color. They may be worn casually, in workplace fashion, part of concert attire, or even at the gym.

3. Push up bras
Push up bras generally, get a bad rap for being uncomfortable. The reason why is often related to an uncomfortable wire and having the wrong size bra. If you have your chest correctly measured by a professional at a store, you should be able to get the right size for your breasts. Then you can select a push up bra that will be the right size. This makes a world of difference. Then you can opt to find one that is made of comfortable material without uncomfortable wiring beneath the base of the bra. Opt for a bra that is well made and has the wire carefully encased so it doesn’t poke you.